On the 32nd anniversary of Ukraine’s independence in August, Johann Matthies found a charred children’s bicycle in the rubble of a burned-out house in Kyiv. The symbolism was poignant and painful yet inspired pride and hope.
For Conrad Stoesz, archivist at the Mennonite Heritage Archives in Winnipeg, Man., getting requests for information about Mennonites is a regular occurrence. But a request from Moscow was unusual.
Mennonite World Conference is adding new networks to its structure to support global education and health.
Mennonite World Conference leadership has selected a new tagline: “Following Jesus, living out unity, building peace.”
When Montbéliard Prairie Church expanded its building in 2017, it gained a space to reach out to the community outside of Sundays.
Mennonite Central Committee’s newest program for 18- to 20-year-olds offers six months of service, discipleship training and cross-cultural sharing in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Several families from a Mennonite colony in Campeche, Mexico, arrived in Angola earlier this year to begin a new settlement in the African nation.